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Cloud of Knives kills minions?

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Bwahaha, finally people are starting to argue on my side.

Though it's all by mistake. Many of you don't understand the argument, because you're looking at it from a closed-minded view. Which I am too, but in a different way - I am assuming that I am right and giving my reasons for it. Until someone gives me a reason other than "you're reading it wrong", which I'm not, I'm going to continue to assume that I am right.

I checked. NO where in the PHB does it say an "attack" requires an attack roll. "Attack" is never clearly defined, so I'm defining as "an attack". Anything that is an Attack Power, basically - including Basic Attacks (grab and the like are still Attack Powers, but everyone knows them - matter of fact, in my opinion they should have given a section on powers that everyone has, including basic melee, basic ranged, grab, and second wind... but they didn't).

I have no reason to repent. Galileo didn't, and no one believed him at first, did they?

By the way, I'm having the slight problem that I recently stopped seeing this as a rules question. It's become a logic problem, too many of you who are trying to convince me that I'm wrong because either I'm the only one on my side, or because I'm "not reading it right".

I have the slight problem that I'm starting to see your comments in this thread as trolling - specifically maintaining a contrary view which flies in the face of all the evidence put up against you.

The original poster had a full and accurate answer back on page 1, and I don't think trolls need feeding.

Now it may be that you are not actually trolling and genuinely can't understand the answers that people are giving you. However, you clearly don't intend to change your mind now.

So I think this thread is ready for closure.
 

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It's entirely possible he does have a PDF he copied from, but it's a legit copy from WotC. Playtesters might have such things, developers working on GSL products--heck, I've got PDFs legit from WotC because I work at a company that makes D&D video games, and we regularly get early-access PDFs of D&D books.

It is conceivable although unlikely.

Nonetheless, given the ENworld stance on copying from illegal PDFs, common sense would suggest that even if you have a legitimate copy you ought to disguise text that you copy from it by, say, eliminating the line breaks. Thus eliminating the likelihood that your character is besmirched.

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